InPressing WordsbyPagely®·Apr 4, 2019Blue Oceans. Notes on Joshua Strebel’s WCPHX Keynote presentation (Part 2)This is part two of a series on my recent keynote for WordCamp Phoenix, where I took the stage in front of my local business and WordPress…
InPressing WordsbyPagely®·Mar 28, 2019Bias and Self Delusion. Notes on Joshua Strebel’s WCPHX Keynote Presentation (Part 1)I had the pleasure of being a keynote speaker at WordCamp Phoenix this winter. I used the opportunity to share some hard-earned insights…
InPressing WordsbyPagely®·Mar 21, 2019Expectations From Customer Support In Today’s Top BrandsFor many brands, the concept of customer support has been a comforting constant over the last several decades of broad, dynamic changes in…
InPressing WordsbyPagely®·Mar 15, 2019How to Develop a Business Continuity PlanThe unpredictable and varied nature of modern disasters — whether they’re hurricanes, cyberattacks, or wildfires — can make planning for…
InPressing WordsbyPagely®·Mar 5, 2019Jumpstart Your Freelance Writing Business With 9 Professional TipsSo you want to start a freelance writing business, and you’re interested in writing about WordPress? The good news is that anyone can…
InPressing WordsbyPagely®·Feb 27, 2019How to Prepare a WordPress Site for Your VacationIt’s winter time, and for most of us that means we want to escape. Maybe you booked a trip somewhere warm, or maybe you’re too nervous to…
InPressing WordsbyPagely®·Jun 19, 20184 SaaS Trends to Watch in 2018It wasn’t all that long ago that you bought software on a CD-ROM and someone from IT had to install it on your computer for you. In recent…
InPressing WordsbyPagely®·May 2, 20185 Key Takeaways from Jeff Bezos’ Leadership StyleJeff Bezos, Founder and CEO of Amazon, is soon to become the world’s richest person. And, if we are to believe him, he’s just getting…
InPressing WordsbyPagely®·May 1, 2018GDPR and WordPress — A Resource Guide to ComplianceThe general data protection regulation (GDPR) comes into force May 25th, 2018. It covers both the European Union and Great Britain — which…
